Track cryptocurrency impulses and price movements
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Symbol
Cryptocurrency trading symbol (e.g., BTC, ETH, BNB)
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Price
Current market price in USD with percentage change from the previous period
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CNT
Number of impulses (transactions) detected for this symbol during the selected period with percentage change
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Total Amount
Total trading volume in USD for all impulses during the selected period with percentage change
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Dif. Amount
Difference in trading volume: positive value indicates more buying pressure, negative indicates more selling pressure
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Last Update
Timestamp of the most recent impulse activity for this symbol
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This live crypto whale tracker shows large crypto trades: every single trade worth $10,000 or more. Each one is recorded as an impulse, with the coin, the trade price, the dollar amount and whether it was a buy or a sell. Together they show where large trades are concentrating and which way they lean.
The page lists coins that recorded at least one impulse in your selected time window, ordered by how many impulses each had. You can set the window from the last hour up to 30 days. Use the symbol filter to focus on specific assets, entering several codes separated by commas.
Three summary figures at the top give the context: the number of coins with impulses, the total impulse count, and the combined USD value of those large trades. The table breaks the data down by coin:
The data refreshes every 30 seconds and briefly highlights cells whose values changed, so sudden shifts are easy to spot. Rows load 30 at a time.
Traders use the page to identify coins that suddenly attract many more large trades than in the previous window. The Dif. Amount column shows whether those trades lean towards buying or selling. You can also check whether a price move came with heavy large-trade activity or with very little of it.
The $10,000 threshold is fixed, so its significance varies by asset. For Bitcoin or Ethereum it is a routine trade size. For a smaller coin it can be a substantial share of the day's trading. Compare CNT and Total Amount between coins of similar market capitalisation, or look at a single coin against its own previous window.
An impulse is not proof of a single whale. One large order can fill as several trades, and a large trader can deliberately split orders below the $10,000 threshold. This page records what traded and on which side, not who traded or why. It does not track wallets or on-chain transfers, and it does not send notifications.
Nothing on this page is investment advice or a buy or sell signal. For how the figures are calculated, see the methodology page. You can also compare with market-wide buying and selling on Liquidity, or look for context in Crypto News.